New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-11-02
DA|lkQ NEWS ITEMS
Dakotzs MetEsociist Conference Ap-
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- aTSQiiDak., S1eclaE Telegram, Oct 24 -
IodaysdreW the session Of the Methodisss
conference e, g, to- .close. The forenoon was.
spent IN discussing the college project and APP
ranging ways and means. The college CO M
,aittee named Was w. F. Cook OF Bismarck,
Rev. HIS. Bible and ~. II. White Of Far
go, Rev. D.. c.. Plannette and S. w. Mo-
LaughHn Of Grand Forks The appoins1
mentsare assfollows: 4
FaEgo, Distnict-B ilbse. presiding eliess
F'arsssp. Bismarck. w. n. Cook; Casseltoas
s.. N Grifhthi Coal Harbor, to besupplieea
GoopssstoMns.J McConkey: Elliott, to Dc,
supplied by Ill S. Pieraeton; Fargo, S. W.
lngraham,: Gladstone and Harkins, to be,
supplied; Jamestown, j. NJ. Van Eve7y,
J Jamestown sircuit, j. H. Buttleman: va
N osare,. S. B. Monroes Lisbon to be sssp-
Piled; Manahn, P. Y Albright; Minor. to-.
be supplied by E. r. labels; Monaaeo,
to, be. supplied by j. E. James;
New Reskford. to be supplied:
Cakes, G.. s. Lane; Ripon, w. NJ. Spoor:
San = born. 20 be supplied; Sheldon, H. II.
hughes: Steele, - ames; Sterling, 10 be
supplled; Tower City, 2. S. Cook; Valley
City. 3. NJ. Spurrs Wahpeton, B. s.. Tay-4
ior; York Colony tP. 0. Dawson), so be
supplied by John Herbert.
Grand Forks District-D. C. Plaanette,
presiding elder, Grand Forks; Selm, C. j..
Baker, Ardock, R. Hamer Bathease, w.
4. Morrison: Bottineau, to be supplied
ny - J. McCaadeess; Church's Ferry, G.
e. Green; Devils Lake, Frank Doraaa; Dray-.
ton q. T. Cooper; Emerdo, G. kliver; Graf.
tor, to be supplied byS M. Parker; Grand
Forks. H. r. Miller; Granden, c.. A. Mac.
nara; Hilton, H. j. Barton; Hilssboro. 7.
A Hovis and one to be supplied. Hope. to
70 supplied by +. A. Smokey: Huuter, H.
7. Jephcott; Inkster, S. f. Bear; Kokota,
5. n. Gordon; Langdon, to be supplied by
;. Newlove; Larimore, P. Hall; Mayvilie
and Portland, j. R. Yost; Michigan CITY.
to be supplied by D. Baldwin; Milton,
e NJ. Rees; Minot, J. A. Martin; Mouse
River to be supplied by j, G.. struthers;
Park River, w. p. Loennis; Pe,nbins,,
to be supplied bp A. r. Barlow; ST. joan
to be supplied by D. Woslner; ST. Thonsas,
A.. Foster; WallalIa, to be supplied by
a. G. Washington; West Point. Z: Fl.
Shedsler; Edenburg Hanna and Min st, to
be supplied.
Aberd cen, Oak. Oct. "a. The Methodist
conference closed by bhe announcements
by Bishop Fowler os the following confer
ence appointments.
Aberdeen Distnet-William Fielding,
presiding elder; Aberdeen. w. II. Sellick:
b : and Ordway, WI Irwin; Ellen
dale, Y. 6. Clementh; Grotoa, w. HYDE:
Ipswich, T. Mulbolland; Redfeld, James
Rome.
Huron District-Lews Bradford, presid-
ing elder; Blunt A. E. Burrows; Highmore,
w. j. Palmer; Huron, H. H. Dresser:
Pierre, S. c. Level. q
Mitchell District-C. B. Clark, presiding
elder; Mitchell, A. w. Atkinson; Woon-
socket. O. p. Murray William Brush pres
ident, and T. A. Rend, vice president, Da-
hota university.
Sicny& Fails n;e+n;oA
presiding elder; Canton, A. Jameson;
Sioux Falls, F. Nj. Robertson; Yankton,
e. A. Burdick
WATERFOWL District-A. D. Traveller,
elder; Watert own, E. e. Cloueh:
Milbank, w. H. Jordan; Big Stone CITY,
Charles Arthur.
W.P. Alsip and j. H. Hill arrived at
Grand Forks having Mr. Alsip's little
daughter, who was abducted by her
mother and taken to Fergus Fails. It
was found necessary to sue out writ
OF habeas corpus to recover the child.
A Finlander named William Gabriel.
son, who owned a farm east of Fred
erlck fell from a load of grain and was
crushed to death.
Mrs. Henry Newton, one OF the old
settlers IN Wolsey county, is dead.
The date OF the meeting OF the stock
breeders association. which was fixed
at the Mitchell fair for Oct. 25, has
been changed TO Nov. 25. The meet
ing will be held in Jamestown and
promises to bring together quite a
aumber OF stockmen.
Attthe city election held at Devils
Lake, the Citizens ticket, with a. C.
EIansborough for mayor, was elected
without opposition. The citizens
'urned out with band and serenaded
The first mayor the city has ever had.
At the Methodist conference at Far
%, the committee on college reported
Ind recommended that the institution
,e located somewhere in the Red Riv-
r Valley -either in Dakota or Min.
lesota-with the understanding that |
10 other similar institution shall be |
Established within the next ten years,
Ind a committee Of five be appoint
d to confer with like committee
rom the Minnesota conference in re.
ard to the selection OF a site. Fargo
md Moorhead are the only places
poken OF as q location for the school.
me report was accepted.
Several cases OF claim jumping un-
,er the recent decision of the secretary
+ the interior with regard to indemni.
y lands, have been reported at Car
lngton north OF jamestown. Two
ections belonging to Elliott Smith ef
lew York have been squatted upon.
nd several other pieces have been
hacked. Some interest ng litigation
promised if this continues.
Charles a. Wilson. stenographer
18th the law firm of Dillon & Preston. /
nd Miss Minnie Brokaw of Mitchell, f
ere quietly married at Alexandria
gently. The parents OF the bride /
new new nothing OF the wedding although
here was no objection to it, the 81
0uple having been enoa oed fnrESsop,o ~